EddieWalker
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Looks like they really appreciate your pond. What is activity like at the other pond?
Not real sure. Haven't had any cams on it in awhile. I do know that when I had cameras there I did not see much of any daytime use. Always at night. Probably because of how open everything is around the big pond. This little one gets used at all hours. Regular use almost every morning, evening and again at dark with random daytime use most days. I think being tucked off the field edge and timber around it makes them much more comfortable using it.
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Plant some fruit trees around that little pond. Or on the edge of the field. When the trees are producing fruit you will see increased activity. Dad's fruit trees are well established around his ponds and there are dear there at all times. Jon
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My wife gave me a Gardepro E6 a couple years ago. We were in a wildlife study with Purdue. Had to record wildlife sightings of certain species daily for 3 months. Worked great. I had surgery, so couldn't move around much, but was able to sit in the house and view everything from the camera on my iPad.
Right now the camera is sitting in our basement watching the cat box!
Right now the camera is sitting in our basement watching the cat box!
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